2020 was a year like no other, as markets and industries around the world faced disruption due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Companies of all sizes suffered shifts in customer demand, supply-chain availability, funding options, or all three, but the challenges were largest for small businesses. While many multinational organizations were able to survive the pandemic (if not thrive) through their broad diversification of market exposures, the small to midsize companies in their supply chains were often vulnerable to the local, pandemic-driven challenges that arose.

Some large companies saw this situation as an opportunity to further extend their competitive advantage. Others looked for ways to help the smaller organizations in their supply chains.

Our 2021 Alexander Hamilton Awards in the category Working Capital Management: Partner Impact are designed to recognize that more supportive approach. Treasury & Risk has never before offered Partner Impact awards, but this year's judges felt that Walmart and Intel deserve recognition for increasing efforts during the pandemic to support the small businesses they depend on.

Join this webcast for a panel discussion around:

• How this year's Partner Impact winners built and extended systems to support their smaller supply-chain partners.
• Why such programs can be critical to survival on both ends – both supplier and large customer.
• How to build systems through which supply-chain partners support one another to the benefit of both.

REGISTER NOW! (Not able to attend? We recommend you STILL REGISTER – you will receive an email with how to access the recording of the event)

FEATURED SPEAKERS:

Brandy Newhof | Senior Director, Global Treasury | Walmart

Antoine Hamelin | Director of Treasury | Intel

Gero Zimmermann | Treasury Manager | Intel

Jordan Novak | SVP, Market Innovation | C2FO